Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-21

results of the few lessons they have had
Among hundreds of drawings it was i'm
possible to give such careful scrutiny Il
the individual pieces as would enable n
to mention the best and therefore WI
omit that and in place give genera
praise to all pupils, and encourage then
to look in all things for the beautiful
and to remember that when nature i
initiated the work of the great beautifiel
is being borne in upon the SOU
with all its truth and purity.
THE EXERCISES.
The usual allegorical procession was
omitted last night, because the mans.
gers feared that the sigh..seers migt
tire of two parades on the same evening.
Then the ice castle was O thing OF the
past, and the snow storm was omitted
! for several good reasons. Shortly after
9 o'clock Professor Fr,isner introduced
Miss Richards, who favored the audience
with a recitation, and shortly sfttrw"rd
there was parade and drill BY Con pa.
mics A and G, of the Seventh Infantry
Battalion, under command OF MI jor
Russell. Under The calcium light his
drill was very interesting. The bnnd
during the evening played the followirg g
ans, under the leadership Ct Prot.
Bartle;t:
1-Grand March, dudes Selection" ...;..
Joieph olander is
8-Medley Waltz, ,'"I'll Await Ny Love" N.,;;;o
4 scottl,che, my Blackeyed Mar. :.
5-clariiuet solo, "Air varie, - Petite
Solo by Mr.. II. g. Alger.
6-Potpourri, "Biack Brigade. Bsyer
7-Waltz, 'Marabella". Petite
s-"Hunting Scene" (descript. yye) .:;.:,
s-Gsllop, "Two O'Clock" -. s. Schulz
1s-"Hoire, Sweet Home"
NOTES.
The various booths where refresh.
ments were to be obtained were vtry
well patroniz d during the evening, and
the total receipts were greatly increased
by the morey paid by the thirsty multi.
tude.
While the receipts were not so large as
on the pre- vious night, they were fully
up to the average, if not above.
The receipts on Tuesday night were as
follows: Ice cream, $242; dining room,
500. go; candy, sos IA; lemonade, S57 05;
soda water, $751; 40; bouionnieres,
1927 40; register, SIG; San Gabriel booth,
Sc 25; Rainbow booth, 50 10; cloaks,
$40; Fan booth, IS so; Variety booth,
$2.75; Curiosity booth, $40; Mrs. Strauss,
81 .35; pansies, 80 cents; total, $6ll "a.
Admission, 1860 %; total, 1851. 90.
The young ladies' of the Los Angeles
college are preparing speci Il edition of
the Oipe Leaf, devoted to the flower
festival. II will contain en- article ex'
planning tho origin, history and aims of
the Flower Festival Society, and will
also give an account of the present fes-
tival in all its details. The paper will bs
on sale from its own special booth in the
pavilion OH Friday evening and Satur.
day, the proceeds to be devoted to the
Flow Festival Society. Miss Hanna
will have charge of this booth, which
will be in the shape of a floral umbrella.
The Bicycle Tournament will take
place tomorrow night and not tonight,
as heretofore announced.
The districts to be canvassed for flow.
ers to-day are No. 10 Temple street, on
both sides, clear out, New High street,
Buena Vista street from Temple street
out, by Mrs. Thomas Cess, and NJ. 20,
oil that portion west of Temple street
aud north of Temple, not including
Temple street. Only two districts will
be canvassed each day, as contributions
are coming forward so freely.
This evening the floral procession will
be given and numerous tableaux have
been prepared.